Review on Logitech G305 Lightspeed: The Ultimate Wireless Gaming Mouse by Ada Diak ᠌

Before putting together this evaluation, I played about with the mouse for a few of weeks. Prior to that, I was content with a Logitech MK250 kit that I owned for a considerable amount of time. But now I wanted a new mouse with additional keys and to see how a large number of dpi differs from a small one. This is because my equipment is old and office-related, and the sensor on it sometimes breaks in the middle of a fight of some kind.))) But now I wanted to see how a large number of dpi differs from a small one. After much consideration, I decided to go with this course of action after spending a lot of time researching into my options. Around the beginning of June 2022, I acquired it for the price of $3,250. The benefits, in my opinion, are clear cut; nonetheless, I'd like to focus more on the aspects that I didn't appreciate. The structure. Because I use a finger grip, this mouse is too large for me, and the design of the mouse also contributes to the fact that it is difficult for me to hold onto it (a normal, male hand). My wrist started hurting after I had been working for half an hour. Material. My old kit cost me a thousand dollars when I purchased it ten years ago, and I have to say that the material of the old mouse looks to be better than that of the new one. Soft. In most cases, something is combined with something else. I have a profile for the game that I have created. As soon as you log in to the game, it starts working by itself. Even after using ALT+TAB to switch to the desktop, the profile will not change; it will continue to be the game one. The game profile and the default profile both use the same DPI, but the differences between them are significant. It is not at all evident how this might be possible. Those. When testing a profile in the program, a resolution of 1000 dpi in the game profile reacts less strongly than it does in the normal profile. Clearly of a very high strength. The program does not see the device at all when the computer wakes up from sleep mode, thus it reports that the device is sleeping even if the mouse continues to function normally. The pop-up window in the lower right corner of the screen, which indicates that the profile has been changed to the default one, occasionally does not vanish when you stop the game and continues to linger around there after you have done so (I already read this problem from someone in the reviews). About the audible click of the keys, I believe this to be a matter of opinion. For instance, it is usual for me, despite the fact that in the mouse before this one I experienced silent mikriks. I can't say that my finger chafes against the wheel, but there are times when it's really not very convenient to use it at all. The wheel is really strange. The wheel on the old mouse was much more convenient. In a nutshell, an exceptionally contentious unit.